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By Dan Morrill on June 22, 2012
Really now, how does this violate community standards?
Just asking.
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Posted in Application Software | Tagged censorship, Community standards, Copy Right, facebook |
Dan Morrill works in Interactive Media and Cloud delivery systems for
Comics Forge as the COO. He has been blogging since 2003 covering
different emerging technologies, management and information security.
Dan works as a founding member of a number of startups, including
Startup Academy International and Dead Tree Comics. His interests are
in intellectual property protection, piracy, and information security
as it applies to cloud computing. He also has a deep interest in
media, mobile computing, and education.. His personal blog is
here, his other pro-blog is
here .
Personally, I’d hope that this was an “automated” machine that just messed up. If it was a human being, they should probably be fired.
Just saying, finding that inappropriate on a social media site is, in and of itself, inappropriate.
8-20-2012 The scum running Facebook have really hit a new low, even for them, in both maliciousness and incompetence. The screenshots documenting this recent series of events are at http://www.facebookcensorship.com It really will take a class action lawsuit to get them cleaned up.